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| What do you use vectors for? |
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| To work with sequences and values. |
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| How do you use a vector member function? |
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| To manipulate sequence elements. |
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| What is a characteristic of a "good game programmer" |
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| Standard Template Library |
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| Containers store and let us access collections of values of the same type. True or false? |
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| A vector is series of commands and Boolean terms. True or false? |
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| False. A vector is a general description of a dynamic array. |
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| What does an iterator do? |
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| Identifies elements in a container. |
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| Can vectors be used with STL? Can arrays? |
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| Which consumes more memory? A vector or an array? |
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| A type of math used for any specific need. |
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| An array that can grow and shrink accordingly. |
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| What object would you use to create an inventory? |
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| String object, and or dynamic array. |
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What is wrong with the following code?
" vector[string] inventory; " |
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| What is wrong with the following code?
" cout < |
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| What do you do before you declare a vector? |
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| Must conclude the file that's contains its definition. |
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| What code would you use to include a vector? |
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| Declaring a vector is fine because? |
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| Vectors grow in size as elements are added. |
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